Automated Slider Kiosks installed at Southwest Florida International Airport

A White Castle automated slider kiosk has been installed in the renovated terminal food court at Southwest Florida International Airport, offering made-to-order sliders through a vending-style unit. White Castle also operates a kiosk at Boston Logan International Airport and plans additional airport kiosks.

A White Castle automated slider kiosk has been added to the renovated terminal food court at Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW). The terminal is moving toward a vending-focused dining model to serve high passenger volumes. The kiosk is run in partnership with automated kiosk company Just Baked and Evolvending, an operator of automated dining solutions in travel hubs. The unit prepares retail Sliders on demand for travelers. Key details: - The kiosk is integrated into RSW's renovated food court, which is transitioning to a vending-style dining layout. - Partners on the unit include Just Baked and Evolvending alongside White Castle. - The menu includes White Castle retail Sliders such as the 100% beef Original Slider, Classic Cheese Slider, and Cheddar Bacon Cheese Slider. - Items are prepared on demand at the kiosk and are intended for quick service in a high-traffic environment. - White Castle already operates an automated kiosk at Boston Logan International Airport. - The company has announced plans to bring additional automated kiosks to other U.S. airports. Summary: The installation reflects RSW's broader shift toward vending-focused food service to handle passenger flow and offer ready-to-order options with limited wait. White Castle's existing presence at Boston Logan and stated plans for more airport kiosks indicate further rollouts, with specific timelines undetermined at this time.